OK, Let's try this way
Nir Abulaffio wrote:
I wish to thank Leon for the service he offered. I used the service about
5 times this year and I am really grateful. This monday 17/12/07 I asked
for a permit (for Eli's lecture). I am sorry to admit that for the first
time I didn't use it because
I wish to thank Leon for the service he offered. I used the service about
5 times this year and I am really grateful. This monday 17/12/07 I asked
for a permit (for Eli's lecture). I am sorry to admit that for the first
time I didn't use it because I came with someone who has a fixed entry
permit
I think that the next dates are fixed:
24/12 - Linux premier
7/1 - advanced networking
21/1 - crawlers
It is also a good incentive to keep the lectures at standard dates :)
On Dec 19, 2007 9:02 PM, Leon Romanovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello again,
As a follow up to previous mail,
I
On Mon, May 07, 2007, Amichai Rotman wrote about Re: [Haifux] Entry
Permission:
I worked in Security beck in Jerusalem and have some awarness to the issue.
...
Hi,
You and several other people talked about security. Do you actually believe
that these gatekeepers at the Technion entrances have
Hello Guys,
I worked in Security beck in Jerusalem and have some awarness to the issue.
As in Networking Security, all you need is one unsecured machine on the
network to put the rest in jeopardy.
The solution is simple:
Each attendee will fill out a hard copy form at the next Haifux meeting
Hi, Leon et al.
My 2 Cents:
On 5/6/07, Leon Romanovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I talked with Amos (Technion's kabat) and he agreed to allow entrance for
haifux audience with vehicles.
His requirements are very simple:
1) Limit entry permission only to non-student (Right now we
